from your 24 hour news source, this is ??? . while you were sleeping, north korea launched more test missiles. why this is considered embarrassing for their only ally. protests against the bakken oil pipeline turned violent this weekend in north dakota. we look at what both sides say started a confrontation that hurt several people and animals. and we'll show you how construction on a home in disaster victims. good monday morning! it's 4:30 on this labor day, september 5th. here's a live look at the city cam. and that cool weather is going away today. kaj, just how hot can we expect it to get on this holiday?

well into the 80s. given the breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching mugginess today. late tonight into tomorrow morning, a small chance of storms exists, with a better chance tomorrow night into wednesday. heavy rain is possible with any storms that come through the region both tuesday and wednesday. thursday, we should remain in-between system with dry sky likely. friday, a strong cold front approaches from the west and sou showers and storms. going into the weekend, plan on highs to fall well down into the 70s with dry conditions and pleasant humidity. today: partly cloudy early, then turning mostly sunny. breezy and warm. wind: s 10-20 high: 87 tonight: partly cloudy. isolated storms possible late in the night. wind: s 5-15 low: 71 tomorrow: a chance of storms early, then again in the late afternoon. warm and muggy. wind: sw 10-20. high: 88 tom. night: storms become likely. heavy rain possible. wind: sw 5-15. low: 70 thanks kaj. w this morning... n

toward the sea of japan. the test comes about two weeks after the elusive communist country fired a submarine launched ballistic missile. during that launch, the missile entered japan's air defense identification zone, the first time that's ever happened. this is video from a previous launch. it also comes at a potentially embarrassing time for north korea's only real ally, china. china is currently hosting the group of nations, or g-20 summit. experts say today's missile north. security guards and protestors clashed in north dakota as protests against the bakken oil pipeline turned violent. we stand! wooooo! tribal officials say construction crews destroyed an american indian burial ground and other cultural sites in southern north dakota. dakota access is building the pipeline to ship crude oil from north dakota to illinois, cutting through 18 iowa

authorities protestors hit and jabbed them with fence posts and flag poles during the fight. protestors say they crossed into construction ground and rushed workers. "i wasn't expecting them to mace, it came out of now where. they let the dogs loose on a horse, and they maced a woman in the face, this close range, that's what started it all," say protesters." authorities say four security guards and two guard dogs were hurt. tria pepper sprayed 30 people and dogs bit at least 6 others. no one was arrested. state officials in oklahoma shut down 37 of the state's 32 hundred active disposal wells following saturday morning's earthquake. now officials are trying to determine if the 5 point 6 magnitude quake was man made. several of the larger quakes to hit oklahoma in the past few years are linked to waste water disposal from oil and gas

process, the wells push wastewater deep underground, even deeper than where you'll find oil and gas. now people are cleaning up the earthquake's mess. "mos - 'i see all this and i'm like going oh my gosh - wow i can't believe this' " "laurie banter, supermarket employee:"the whole thing, was just going like this , it was bad." while there was no severe damage or serious injuries reported, oklahoma's governor did declare a state of emergency to help with the clean up process. dubuque police arrested a man tried to kill her before shooting himself. anthony foht faces several charges including attempted murder, second- degree sexual abuse, and first-degree burglary. police say he went to the home of a woman he knew on tuesday, and sexually assaulted her at gunpoint. they say she was able to get away when he tried to shoot her and the gun misfired. police say that's when foht shot himself. the hospital released him yesterday and police arrested him.

five years of probation. that's the sentence for susan knapp, who is 41 years old from readlyn. she pleaded guilty in may to stealing around 27 hundred dollars worth of cash and stamps from the dunkerton post office where she worked. whenever you see news, let us know on newsline 9. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email us tips, pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. many people are enjoying the unofficial end of summer with time on a boatth and iowa's department of natural resources is keeping a close eye on boaters to make sure everyone is safe. they are performing safety checks, looking for life jackets, and anyone boating under the influence. officers have made at least 40 b-w-i arrests so far this summer in iowa. nearly half of those are at saylorville lake near des moines. " we're looking for slow responses of the boat handling. close calls, the speed and distance violations. the no wake violations coming into

the d-n-r says safety checks tend to be routine this time of the year. the majority of people have been at the lake before and know the rules. if you're looking for something to do this labor day, you can take part in the linn county mayor's bike ride. the linn county trails association and bike c-r sponsor the event. they say they want to show people the need to develop trails in the area. this is video from last year's event. there's an 8 mile route and 2 and a half mile route. bot at ellis park pool in cedar rapids. new this morning... the cedar falls city council will look at making a change to the city's rental housing ordinance. the change would mean a property would be up for a review if someone bought a home that was already converted into several rental units. that's according to the waterloo cedar falls courier. there have been calls for a higher density residential zoning district around the university of northern iowa, suggesting that would provide more housing where it's

family homes being turned into multiple unit rental properties. the city council will take up the issue during the meeting set for 7 tomorrow night. water pressure is back to normal in solon following maintenance on the water tower. crews spent most of the last month doing routine work, which also meant decreased water pressure. now you can once again wash your car at home, fill your swimming pool and water your lawn. a cedar rapids man is creating a non profit called is doing it to help the homeless. right now, he's trying to raise about 20 thousand dollars to buy a large truck, like a u-haul. he and other volunteers plan to use that truck to deliver all sorts of things to the homeless, including food, hygiene products and warm clothing. "the goal is to just to help. to figure out where and how we can help and then go there and do it." he would also like to buy a 35 foot r-v sometime next year. he hopes to use it to give the homeless mobile

a tornado in vinton earlier this summer left about 48 families homeless. but it also inspired one church to think about preparing for the next disaster. harvest christian fellowship owns a large parsonage with a mostly-unused upper floor. in our show you care spotlight, kcrg tv nine's dave franzman looks at the work underway to make that space a new temporary place to stay. members of his congregation were some of the first called out in mid july to help with the tornado response.sot/nat it's understandab le since he's also the benton county representativ e for the salvation army. he knows first hand how much it cost find temporary motel housing for all the displaced vinton residents. "we don't exactly how many we had but the motels were full and you're figuring 80 dollars a night so maybe $15,000 for the first week" but after the initial rush pastor bob thought there has to be a better way. and then he thought about his own home...the parsonage next door to the church...and about that upper floor.t/nat with the bles

into temporary community housing for any one, or any family, in need. " it was a wonderful idea. we have empty space, there are other churches...buildi ngs that are empty...we decided we're going to look into other alternatives. " pastor bob says this space certainly wouldn't have housed all the tornado victims. but there is room for probably ten people if you convert beds to cots. but many disasters are smaller...say a local family losing a home to a fire. the first 15-hundred dollars in funding from pastor bob's church, another church and the salvation army was used to create a brand new private entrance to the upper floor. he figures another five thousand dollars will be enough to complete the conversion. "once you've been in a flood, a tornado, a house fire...all of a sudden it becomes real and that's what i was thinking about when effectively." and if enough money comes in, pastor bob and the helpers doing the work figure they could have everything ready in about 30 days. in vinton, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. pastor bob plans to make a

relief group soon. the group has also set up a go-fund-me page to help complete the project. you can find a link to that page with this story at kcrg dot com. a young iowa girl just found out her cancer returned, shortly before her 11th birthday. coming up in our next half hour, we'll look at how people around the world are now granting her birthday wish. and in a few minutes, we look at the warnings

east coast as hermine continues to cause problems. plan on a breezy and warm labor

breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching mugginess today. late tonight into tomorrow morning, a small chance of storms exists, with a better

rain is possible with any storms that come through the region both tuesday and wednesday. thursday, we should remain in-between system with dry sky likely. friday, a strong cold front approaches from the west and should generate some more showers and storms. going into the weekend, plan on highs to fall well down into the 70s with dry conditions partly cloudy early, then turning mostly sunny. breezy and warm. wind: s 10-20 high: 87 tonight: partly cloudy. isolated storms possible late in the night. wind: s 5-15 low: 71 tomorrow: a chance of storms early, then again in the late afternoon. warm and muggy.

become likely. heavy rain possible. wind: sw 5-15. low: 70 thanks kaj. plan on a breezy and warm labor day with highs well into the 80s. given the breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching mugginess today. late tonight into tomorrow morning, a small chance of storms exists, with a better chance tomorrow night into wd any storms that come through the region both tuesday and wednesday. thursday, we should remain in-between system with dry sky likely. friday, a strong cold front approaches from the west and should generate some more showers and storms. going into the weekend, plan on highs to fall well down into the 70s with dry conditions

breezy and warm. wind: s 10-20 high: 87 tonight: partly cloudy. isolated storms possible late in the night. wind: s 5-15 low: 71 tomorrow: a chance of storms early, then again in the saint. the pope canonized mother teresa in a ceremony yesterday, but the move doesn't come without its critics. stay with tv9. it's ---.

hermine as the storm made its way up the east coast. it left behind a lot of damage and killed two people. abc's maggie rulli has the latest on the storm's path. hermine continues to batter the northeast... sot woman: "you can feel it in the house -- when the waves hit, the pilings shake." now a post tropical cyclone... the former hurricane is churning up dangerou threatening rip currents. sot: govenors along the eastern seabord are taking emergency precautions... new york city beaches are shut down for the second day in a row and new jersey has declared a state of emergency in some coastal counties. crews have been working through the weekend building up sand dunes to keep the storm surge at bay. sot pop / woman fla hermine slammed into florida friday as a category one hurricane with 80 mile per hour winds... tossing trees, exploding

is an ocean outsidehermine then turned towards georgia, the carolinas and virgina with torential rain... leaving some entire neighborhood s underwater... and caving in giant this sinkhole o/c close: hermine remains a powerful storm that's expected to sit just off the coast of southern new england for days and officials are once again urging people use and stay out of the water - even if the weather seems decent... as the threat of potentially deadly rip currents remains extremely high. maggie rulli, abc news washington 19 years after her death, mother teresa is now a catholic saint. tens of thousands of people

to watch as pope francis held the canonization ceremony. organizers bussed in 15 hundred homeless people in honor of the new saint's life long mission to help them. but critics of the nobel peace prize winner say her charity isn't financially accountable and lacks medically trained personnel. other question the two vatican approved miracles needed to fulfill the canonization, including the healing of an indian woman's tumor. " : "i saw a spark of light emerge from mothe " "even in india hardly anyone believes the miracles to be genuine, the doctors made statements to the effect there was no miracle." during the ceremony, the pope called her the model of sanctity. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . "cole foudy - "right away i knew

giant antlers, it looked right in my face and i was just like tripping out because i didn't know what a deer was doing in the water." " it's not every day you see a large deer treading water in the ocean. as cole foudy was trying out for his high school's surf team in orange county, california last we the deer. it took lifeguards in a boat to eventually persuade the deer to head back to shore. plan on a breezy and warm labor day with highs well into the 80s. given the breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching mugginess today. late tonight into tomorrow morning, a small chance of storms exists, with a better chance tomorrow night into wednesday. heavy now here's abc's diane macedo and nick watt have

early morning news. world leaders are meeting in china right now for the g-20 summit. we'll look at some of the discussions between president obama and his presidential counterparts. if you build it, the stars will come, and they did just that this weekend at the field of dreams. good monday morning! it's 5 o'clock on s city cam. happy labor day to everyone. many people are planning to spend some time outside today on their holiday. will the weather cooperate with their plans kaj? plan on a breezy and warm labor day with highs well into the 80s. given the breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching